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- | To produce a sound to pick up with the microphone, a good choice is a small 8 ? audio speaker connected to the channel A voltage generator output CA-V as shown in figure 2. A mechanical or piezo electric buzzer or transducer could work to produce a sound as well. Set the channel A to produce a 1000 Hz sinewave with a 1.0 V Min value and 4.0 V Max value. Position the speaker near to and directly facing the microphone. Scope channel B is set up in the Hi-Z mode and set to 0.2 V/div centered on DC value seen at the output which should be near 2.5 V. | + | To produce a sound to pick up with the microphone, a good choice is a small 8 Ω audio speaker connected to the channel A voltage generator output CA-V as shown in figure 2. A mechanical or piezo electric buzzer or transducer could work to produce a sound as well. Set the channel A to produce a 1000 Hz sinewave with a 1.0 V Min value and 4.0 V Max value. Position the speaker near to and directly facing the microphone. Scope channel B is set up in the Hi-Z mode and set to 0.2 V/div centered on DC value seen at the output which should be near 2.5 V. |
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